Saturday Match File ... Rotherham United old boy heading back to New York Stadium

The Chairboys head to AESSEAL New York Stadium for a League One clash seeking to stretch their unbeaten record under new boss Michael Duff to 12 matches.

In their ranks on Saturday will be Fred Onyedinma who had a loan spell with the Millers during the managerial reign on Matt Taylor in the 2023/24 Championship season.

The winger returned to parent club Luton Town because of injury and eventually moved to Wycombe on a permanent deal 15 months ago.

This term, the 29-year-old has scored five times in 20 appearances and has been a major factor in Wanderers' turning around their fortunes after a stuttering start to the campaign.

They had climbed to 10th spot after last weekend's round of fixtures.

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Attacker Sam Bell is Wycombe's top scorer this season, with six goals from 11 league appearances. The 23-year-old former England under-20 international is on loan from Championship Bristol City for whom he has hit the target 11 times in 121 outings. He is the son of former player Micky Bell who represented City from 1997 to 2005.

Form guide

Millers: WLDWDD

Wycombe: DWWWDW

The Chairboys followed up a 0-0 draw at Port Vale with a 3-2 home win over Lincoln City last Saturday.

In 23 contests between the clubs since 1995. Rotherham have five wins and Wycombe ten.

Past meetings

Mar 18 2025, League One: Millers 2 Wycombe 3

Louie Sibley, Jonson Clarke-Harris pen

Aug 24 2024, League One: Wycombe 2 Millers 0

Mar 12 2022, League One: Wycombe 0 Millers 0

Oct 19 2021, League One: Millers 0 Wycombe 0

Apr 5 2021, Championship: Millers 0 Wycombe 3

Sep 12 2020, Championship: Wycombe 0 Millers 1

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Oct 26 2019, League One: Millers 0 Wycombe 1

Last clash

Rotherham were drawing 1-1 as last March's match at New York went into added time only for Wycombe scored two quickfire goals to go 3-1 in front. A last-gasp penalty for the home side wasn't enough and the visitors held on for victory.

Opposition boss

Duff was named head coach on September 18 following the sacking of Mike Dodds and Wycombe have since gone from strength to strength. A long sequence without defeat has seen them move to within four points of the play-offs. The former Burnley centre-back led Cheltenham Town out of League Two and then took Barnsley to the League One Play-off Final before a spell at Swansea City didn't work out.

Man in the middle

Sebastian Stockbridge is a referee development officer for Durham County Football Association. The Tyne and Wear official has been on the EFL list for 13 years and has risen as high as the Championship. His 18 games this term have brought 81 yellow cards and one red. He was the referee at Wembley when Rotherham won the Papa Johns Trophy Final against Sutton United in April 2022 and last took charge of the Millers in February – a 0-0 midweek draw at Blackpool.

The odds

The bookmakers fancy Wycombe more than Rotherham, offering a home win at 16/5 and an away triumph at 4/5. The draw is 12/5.